The Essays: Or, Counsels, Civil and Moral, and Wisdom of the AncientsW. Pickering, 1852 - 349 من الصفحات |
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... fear Death , as Children fear to go in the Dark . And as that Natural Fear in Children is encreased with Tales , fo is the other . Certainly , the Contemplation of Death , as the Wages of Sin , and Paffage to another World , is holy ...
... fear Death , as Children fear to go in the Dark . And as that Natural Fear in Children is encreased with Tales , fo is the other . Certainly , the Contemplation of Death , as the Wages of Sin , and Paffage to another World , is holy ...
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... Fear , but feared for Love . 13. Therefore , as he must always resemble Him whose great Name he beareth , and that as in ma- nifesting the sweet Influence of his Mercy on the fevere Stroke of his Juftice fometimes , fo in this not to ...
... Fear , but feared for Love . 13. Therefore , as he must always resemble Him whose great Name he beareth , and that as in ma- nifesting the sweet Influence of his Mercy on the fevere Stroke of his Juftice fometimes , fo in this not to ...
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... Fear , enjoying without loathing , and fuffering without Impatience . It is worth the noting also , that this Virtue was not natural to Prometheus , but adven- titial , and from the Indulgence of another ; for no in - bred and natural ...
... Fear , enjoying without loathing , and fuffering without Impatience . It is worth the noting also , that this Virtue was not natural to Prometheus , but adven- titial , and from the Indulgence of another ; for no in - bred and natural ...
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